Government eases tax contest process for small cases
The tax court adopts a new method for cases at 1 000 or less to speed disputes. Taxpayers may pay and sue for a refund with six percent interest or file a petition in tax court with six percent interest if they lose. Expenses are deductible. the taxpayer may represent themselves.
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United States
Internal Revenue Service
Illinois State Bar Association
Tax Court of the
IRS
U. S
Washington D. C
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
SIU Students Consider Ban on Cigarette Sales on Campus
Zoologist Bruce Petersen urges SIU Student Senate to back a campus ban on cigarette sales and stronger tobacco controls. He targets TV ads and taxes to fund anti smoking campaigns while warning of lung cancer and societal costs of alcohol abuse.
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Bruce Petersen
Petersen
Southern Illinois
SIU
Robert Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
FCC
Vietnam
Peterson
Africa
New York-Washington
Pole
Expatriate Draft Resisters Face Indictment and Return Prosecution
The Illinois State Bar Association notes a young man who flees the country to avoid induction and fails to answer a local draft board is subject to indictment as a fugitive from justice. Upon returning to the United States, he would face federal prosecution.
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U. S
United States
Defense Department
United
Truman
Ilinois
Melrose News Sketches Local Visits and Travel
Miss June Kenderdine reports Melrose social notes from a two and half week Arizona trip via southern states. The Blankenétekers and Lora Sue visited Willow Hill relatives, with calls to Sloan Chandler and Welsh Edgar Springs. More neighborhood visits included Atkins Rothrock Shelton Hill and Blankenbeker families with returning host Kenneth Blankenbeker.
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Winfred Blankenéteker
Lora Sue
Willow Hill
Arizona
Winfred Sloan
Chandler
Francis Welsh
Edgar Springs
Missouri
Harry Atkins
Leamon Rothrock
Robinson
Nora Kenderdine
Rodney
Cona
Henry Shelton
Wayne Hill
Ralph Blankenbeker
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Winfred
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Guests
Friday supper guests included Blankenbeker and Lora Sue. Kenneth Blankenbeker, Nora Kenderdine, and Norma Powell were in Paris on business. The Wells family from Racine spent the weekend with relatives Olen Wells John and Donald Goodwin. Esarey family from Oblong attended Sunday dinner with Chas. Kenderdine and family. Weir family from York visited in the afternoon. Nina Blankenbeker and family called Saturday. Lawrence Kenderdine called Monday morning on Flossie Kenderdine and Warren Kenderdine with June.
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Stanley Weir
York
Nina Blankenbeker
Aaniie and
Duane
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Lawrence Kenderdine
Flossie Kenderdine
Warren Kenderdine
June
Ohio Chapel Notices and Local Social Calls
Community members reflect on the sudden death of Mrs Flossie Williams of Marshall formerly from the area. Mrs Margaret Wernz attended the Past Worthy Priestess Club in Paris at Miss Ruth Gilbert’s home. Mr and Mrs Grant Hollenbeck visited Mrs Maggie White Friday.
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Flossie Williams
Marshall
Margaret Wernz
Worthy Priestess Club
Paris
Ruth Gilbert
Grant Hollenbeck
Maggie White
Max Bartlett
John
Pleasie Bartlett
Anna Shotwell
Mildred
Prairieton
Indiana
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Local visits and social notes from Marshall area
Mrs Pleasie Bartlett visited her daughter in Annapolis last week. Leroy Wells and family welcomed visitors. Mrs Golda Marvin recovers from surgery. The Hollenbecks called on the Gard family. Wernz and Wernz families attended the Becki Haws and Larry Manhart wedding at Hutsonville Baptist Church with a reception at Mrs Jean Haws home. Eugene Mattis and wife of Flora visited his mother Altea Mattis. Joe Wernz of Annapolis visited Fern Wernz and dinner guest Mrs Martha Booker at Marshall. John Blizzard joined Maude Miller for a Sunday dinner. Johnny Troxel and daughter stayed with Glen Turner. Sandra Shotts visited Maude Miller. Charles Baker and sons of Marshall visited Walter Garner and family. Maude Miller hosted John Blizzard for a Saturday forenoon visit. The line ends with a stray cryptic comment about an average girl being severely handicapped and wanting to marry.
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Pleasie Bartlett
Annapolis
Leroy Wells
Golda Marvin
Grant Hollenbeck
Carroll Gard
Leo Wernz
Maurice Albert Wernz
Ruthie Gallington
Becki Haws
Larry Manhart
Baptist Church
Hutsonville
Jean Haws
Mari
Eugene Mattis
Flora
Mhlinois
Altea Mattis
Joe Wernz
Fern Wernz
Martha Booker
Marshall
John Blizzard
Maude Miller
Johnny Troxel
Glen Turner
Sandra Shotts
Charles Baker
Choctaw News notes by Mrs Maude Miller
High waters and bad roads hinder travel. Rev Glen Arbuckle plans to preach at Mill Creek Church Sunday and Sunday evening if roads permit. Mrs Grace Higginbotham and Everett visited Friday forenoon with Mrs Mary Carpenter and Harry. Mrs Maude Miller was a Friday visitor.
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Glen Arbuckle
Mill Creek
Grace Higginbotham
Everett
Mary Carpenter
Harry
Maude Miller
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Melrose
June Kenderdine
Ohio Chapel
Harold Graham
Richard Bumpus
R. H Gard
True Thompson
Leslie Wernz
Neal Bumpus
Fred Grable
Snyder
Bilt
Stinson
R. A
West Terre Haute
Ind
Presley
U.S
St. Louis
Makanda
Ill
Moschenrose Jewelers
Leslie Gard
Marihaii
Dodge Trucks
Dodge
Ralph Prevo
South 6Th St. Marshall, Ill
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